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log posting said that although there was no
indication of a direct threat to Seattle, officers would be increasing patrols
and activity around the city. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren)The Associated PressLONDON
With more than 30 marathons being held this weekend alone and
big events on the horizon, officials around the world are boosting security
efforts in the wake of the fatal bomb blasts that shook Boston's
race.Britain was it was making last-minute efforts to tighten measures for
former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's funeral on Wednesday at St. Paul's
Cathedral, which is to be attended by hundreds of diplomats and dignitaries,
including Queen Elizabeth II and Price Harry.Russian sports officials said
Tuesday they will beef up security in preparation for the Winter Olympics
and other events.Police in some major U.S. cities were monitoring landmarks,
government buildings, transit hubs and sporting events. Law enforcement
agencies also urged the public via Twitter and Facebook to report suspicious
activity to the police."No matter how many days, months or years pass
without a major terrorist attack, it only takes one such attack to
bring us back to the cruel reality," Interpol chief Ron Noble told
The Associated Press early Tuesday, saying police would be on high alert.Although
security has been increased at some U.S. and European landmarks, overall
terror threat levels have remained unchanged in contrast to other
recent bombings and t
The government offices in Oregons Curry County are like scenes from a
ghost town. Fliers are pasted to the windows. A meeting room is
dark. The offices that are open have few, if any, residents getting
services.It's the result of diminishing federal welfare known as timber
payments -- money given to counties with federal forest land in exchange
for not letting loggers harvest trees."We can't rely on them for income
and it's been declining every year," said Curry County Commissioner Susan
Brown. "I feel like we have our hand out all the time."She
is among a group of lawmakers who think the payments are hurting
the county in the long run. She wants the timber payments to
end, even though it could bankrupt the county of 21,000, with an
unemployment rate of 11.8 percent.Last year, Congress appropriated $676
million, with Oregon taking the largest single share, $99 million.The county
is already running a bare-boned operation, which includes empty offices,
a part-time building inspector and four sheriff deputies patrolling an area
the size of Rhode Island.Meanwhile, state lawmakers are proceeding as if
Congress will not renew the payments, which began in 2000.What were becoming
in the timber-dependent counties is the Appalachia of the Pacific Northwest,
said state Rep. Val Hoyle, leader of the Oregons Democrat-controlled House.
Thats not what we want to be.The legislature is considering several bills
that would allow the state to create its o
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<p style="font-size:xx-small;">d clothing stores. The clinic was painted cherry pink earlier this year,
a much more noticeable color than its previous faded mauve paint job.
The clinic is separated from a street by an iron fence woven
with the type of heavy black vinyl that's used for easy-clean restaurant
tablecloths.Outside the clinic Monday, abortion opponents prayed, sang hymns
and used a microphone to call out to women who headed inside
for state-mandated counseling. A longstanding state law requires women to
be told certain information at least 24 hours before an abortion can
be done. Among other things, a physician is required to tell women
that abortion can increase the risk of breast cancer, a claim disputed
by many medical professionals.
The Secret Service expanded its security perimeter at the White House on
Monday following the explosions at the Boston Marathon.Secret Service spokesman
Ed Donovan said the measure was taken "out of an abundance of
caution" and noted that it was not unusual to expand or contract
the security perimeters.President Obama was briefed on the explosions by
FBI Director Robert Mueller and Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano.
The White House said the president also spoke with Massachusetts Gov. Deval
Patrick and Boston Mayor Tom Menino and pledged to provide whatever federal
support was needed in responding to the incident.Vice President Joe Biden
was on a conference call with gun control activists when staffers turned
on televisions in his office Monday to view coverage of the explosions.
He said during the call that his prayers were with those in
Boston.The Secret Service, as part of its expanded security near the White
House, shut down Pennsylvania Avenue, cordoning off the area with yellow
police tape. Several Secret Service patrol cars also blocked off the entry
points to the road.The White House was not on lockdown and tourists
and other onlookers were still able to be in the park across
the street from the executive mansion.
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